When it comes to centralized vs decentralized in the smart contract space, there are more and more options coming out. ETH, ADA, NEO, EOS, XTZ, and now VeChain (VET) with their MainNet launch. I would argue that VET is on the more centralized spectrum, and ETH more decentralized overall. Existing businesses wanting to use blockchain tech might need a more centralized route until ETH figures out this whole network clogging problems. Some thoughts:

Ethereum Plummets After Co-Founder Buterin Says Days Of Explosive Growth Are Over

The pain for ethereum fans has been relentless in 2018, with the cryptocurrency sliding more than 80% from its January highs; moments ago even more pain was unleashed by an unlikely source after Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum's 24 year old co-founder, said that "the days of explosive growth in the blockchain industry have likely come and gone now the average person is aware of its existence."

tdtwedt wrote:Ethereum Plummets After Co-Founder Buterin Says Days Of Explosive Growth Are Over

The pain for ethereum fans has been relentless in 2018, with the cryptocurrency sliding more than 80% from its January highs; moments ago even more pain was unleashed by an unlikely source after Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum's 24 year old co-founder, said that "the days of explosive growth in the blockchain industry have likely come and gone now the average person is aware of its existence."